@Phil *******

how do you know he is on yaba ?

@Phil *******

you can divorce in thailande and get married some place else

@Aaron ***************

udu ta ma . nan aga djo le . .djo sa do djaw dè

@Aaron ***************

cross in may was cool also . Hanged around a few days in Tachilek. yeah cool . they were so happy to see a farang .

@Dale **********

I thought it was 55

@Dale **********

what color your visa card ??

@James *********

last week I saw a very few burmese crossing the bridge . I don't know on what criteria .

BUT :

- there was almost no traffic with goods crossing the bridge ( usely 1km , or more, long , queuing , this time maybe 100 meters , and not the welknown over loaded carriers of all kinds)

- very few vege , and fresh food vendors , on the morning market , entering the big bazar .

most of the daily vendors usely there are AKHA from over the border and they used to cross daily . not anymore , except a few . didn't have the chance to ask more .

@Steve *********

obviously closed means : no one day shopping . a disaster for both sides of the border

@Duncan ******

you're right . but we both know that this border has been opened some times during civil war in the country , as the civil war started around 1962 .

so I 'll be going to CHANG KONG .

Thanks for your info .